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What is the primary purpose of amending the Constitution?
Think about the changes society undergoes over time.
Define a simple majority in the context of amendments.
Consider how many votes are needed out of a total.
What is required for a simple majority amendment?
Think about what constitutes a majority.
True or False: All amendments require state ratification.
Consider which amendments involve states directly.
Consider a situation where a new political party gains majority and wants to radically change the Constitution. What checks would exist to moderate this change?
Think about both the parliamentary process and judicial oversight.
Analyze the implications of the basic structure doctrine. What arguments can be made about its necessity in a flexible Constitution?
Consider historical examples where changes impacted fundamental rights.
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